Stepson kills stepdad, posts selfie with body on social media

Police are investigating an extremely disturbing murder that left neighbors in a Bowie, Maryland neighborhood stunned. Police say a suspect killed his stepfather and then posted photos of his body to social media Saturday morning.

Man pleads guilty for attempted sexual abuse of teen girl at DC museum

A D.C. man has pleaded guilty for inappropriately touching a 14-year-old girl on a school trip to the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History in the nation’s capital.

Georgia man meets Texas mom of boy who donated kidney

Natalie Gonzalez and Shane Murphy finally met nearly four years to the day her 10-year old son, Hunter, donated his kidney to a then 49-year old Murphy. It was a gift only made possible after Hunter died in a Jet Ski and tubing accident.

Lawsuit: Atlanta Hawks treated black celebrities differently

A former Security Operations Manager is suing the Atlanta Hawks, and another employee, for treating celebrities and security protocols differently based on race, and for his termination, according to a lawsuit filed by Smith Law, LLC.

Popular BBQ spot praises Atlanta Police, bemoan burglars in post

It is something one may see in the movies, police said a safe was nabbed from an Atlanta restaurant during an early morning ambitious burglary, but the whole thing proved fruitless for the crooks.

Making motorcycles, one spoke at a time

 It's that time of year again: cruising time. This time, we're cruising in luxury.

Hospital: Rep. Steve Scalise readmitted to ICU, condition downgraded

House Majority Whip Steve Scalise is back in the intensive care unit at MedStar Washington Hospital Center due to concerns by doctors that he has contracted an infection.

Police: Auburn man guns down neighbor over dog

An Auburn man was charged with murder and animal cruelty after shooting and killing his neighbor and the neighbor's dog during, according to the Auburn Police Department.

Startups, library offering NJ Transit alternatives during 'summer of hell'

The so-called summer of hell for commuters who use Penn Station in Manhattan starts Monday when Amtrak begins major track work that will force reductions in service on LIRR and New Jersey Transit. Some businesses are already reaching out to riders who don't want to brave a ride into the city.

Douglasville officers deliver baby on side of road

A couple of Douglasville Police officers were at the right place at the right time early Wednesday morning to help bring Baby Riley into the world.

NYPD officer murdered in 'unprovoked attack'

New York City police say an officer shot in her patrol car in the Bronx has died.

NJ lawmakers reach budget deal to lift shutdown

A budget impasse that shuttered government and state parks and beaches for three days ended on the Fourth of July when Republican Gov. Chris Christie signed a deal he and the Democratic Legislature crafted.

Reward doubled to $10K after dog buried alive in Georgia

TUCKER, Ga. (AP) - People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals has offered a reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction following the death of a dog hours after being buried up to her nose.

Gov. Christie defends going to beach during shutdown

New Jersey's governor is defending going to a state beach during a state government shutdown that has closed state beaches.

Doctor kills woman, self in Bronx-Lebanon Hospital; others wounded

A doctor who opened fire at Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center in New York Friday afternoon is dead, police said. The NYPD arrived at the scene soon after the 2:50 p.m. report with a massive response of personnel and vehicles.